MKN Cooking Module 7EHEI082XF8BEB – Electric, Induction

Twenty-four point fifty-five kilowatts of connected electrical power put the 7EHEI082XF8BEB into the heavy-duty band for an induction cooking module. That output is paired with a hinged lid, so the working area can be closed when not in use or for specific cooking processes instead of remaining open to the galley.

On board, this electrical rating has to be read directly against the vessel’s 380–415 V distribution and the loading of each galley sub-board. A single position at 24.55 kW can decide how many other appliances share that section, so the module belongs in the early-stage load schedule, not added late in a refit. The published latent heat emission of 1288 W and sensible heat emission of 2993 W give HVAC and extraction designers firm figures to work with instead of generic allowances.

The electrical supply range of 380–415 V ties the 7EHEI082XF8BEB into the standard low-voltage band used on many marine switchboards. Where a design team is balancing galley power density against generator capacity, having a defined 24.55 kW load at 380–415 V, with 1288 W latent and 2993 W sensible heat rejection, makes it possible to calculate both electrical diversity and cooling demand around real data. That matters in compact galleys where every extra kilowatt of waste heat has a cost in air-handling plant and duct space.

Compliance with DIN 18851 for commercial kitchens anchors the body in a recognised framework for modular cooking equipment. For a shipyard or refit contractor fabricating stainless blocks, that DIN reference is a practical signal that the geometry and hygiene details follow established commercial-kitchen practice, which simplifies joining to adjacent worktops and lining up splash zones. The hinged lid adds a mechanical element that influences both operation and maintenance: it changes how vapour is contained above the surface and it introduces a moving part that needs clearance to the deckhead and access for cleaning when raised.

Build and control

• Complies with DIN 18851 for commercial kitchens
• Hinged lid

This module is a strong candidate where a main galley needs a high-output induction position and the services can comfortably support a 24.55 kW appliance on a 380–415 V line, with ventilation sized around the stated 1288 W latent and 2993 W sensible emissions. It is the wrong choice for a small pantry, crew mess or auxiliary galley where the electrical sub-distribution is already close to its limit, because a lower-power unit will be easier to integrate without reworking supply or HVAC. Ordered under MKN article number 7EHEI082XF8BEB.